other reviewers. Creamer stated that "As a tumultuous collection of madcap skits, Nichijou is an unparalleled success.... Blessed by some of the most beautiful animation in recent memory, nearly every gag is elevated to some kind of surrealist beauty. Beyond that, the show's sense of heart is nearly as strong as its sense of humor." Beveridge would also revise his negative opinion of the series by 2017, giving it a grade of A+. He stated that "[Nichijou] is that rare cult series that has such high end values to it and so many layers and richness that people will overlook because it's a comedy that I cannot recommend it enough." Crunchyroll's editorial team chose Nichijou as one of the twenty-five best anime of the 2010s decade and writer Kara Dennison commented it is "a relatable slice-of-life series" whose characters and "charming art style, makes it impossible to look away. Writing for Forbes, Lauren Orsini considered it to be one of the five best anime of 2011; she wrote, "no matter how off the wall the story gets, its dedication to the realistically awkward teen girls who must navigate it gives it heart". References External links at Kyoto Animation 2011 anime OVAs 2011 video games Anime series based on manga Crunchyroll anime Kadokawa Dwango franchises Kadokawa Shoten games Kadokawa Shoten manga Kyoto Animation PlayStation Portable games PlayStation Portable-only games School life in anime and manga Shōnen manga Surreal comedy anime and manga Tokyo MX original programming Vertical (publisher) titles Video games developed in Japan Japan-exclusive video games